Half Car Cover All Weather Car Body Cover Sunshade Cover Snow Cover Waterproof Snowproof Universal 210D Oxford Fabric (Fit MPV/SUV Length 185'' to 195'')

I’ve got a 2018 F150 and this thing covers the entire cab and top of the hood PERFECTLY! As you can see by my pics, it’s amazing for those heavy snow days and has held up great so far. The main downside is that there’s no slot for the antenna, but that’s not a big deal for me and I could cut a slit if I wanted to. Another bummer is how BIG this thing is, but I just give it a good shake and toss it in my backseat, but I have a waterproof seat cover and rubber floor mats, so the melting snow/ice isn’t a bother to me.It is a bit cumbersome to install by myself, but I just locate the mirror covers, bunch it up, and throw it as far onto my roof as I can. I find it works best to place the mirror covers FIRST to align it, then pull the sides straight and drop the back over the rear of the cab. The straps are easy to adjust, although the hooks like to catch the strap material so you have to finagle it to get the right lengths. I loop the two front straps to my tow hooks, the front side straps to my front wheels, and the rear straps to the inside of my wheel well. The middle side straps aren’t compatible with the running boards and are too long for the handles, but I found it works best to shorten them as much as possible and hook it on the inner door latch, which conveniently doubles as a theft deterrent!Overall, I’m very pleased with my purchase and love that this covers the entire cab and hood, so I’m not spending time brushing ice/snow off my pickup. Pics show what I walked out to in the morning (that all fell overnight lol) and what it looked like after I took the cover off and brushed the loose bits off. NOTE: the last pic is just to show how much snow fell, as I still had to brush off my tonneau cover.

I bought this for my 2011 Rav4 and it fits perfectly.

When I first arrived up North from Texas, I purchased a cover to protect the windshield only from the snow. It did its job. Now that I'm more familiar with what to expect up here in the winter, I decided to get something more efficient, covering the front grill (for the cameras) and ALL of the windows and mirrors. It was easy enough to apply during my test application while parked in my garage. The adjustable straps don't stay adjusted, so i can see myself applying a little Gorilla glue once I take time to find the perfect adjustments to all straps. Once on my car, I used a Sharpie marker and wrote "D" over the area that covers the mirror on the driver's side rearview, and a "P" on the same area for the other side. So when I'm actually outside at work, that will hopefully help me quickly orient what needs to go where. It is a big cover, so I folded it lengthwise first, then halfed that, and then i "jellyrolled" it and stuck it in my car on the backseat. Since it was clean and dry, no problem. I am aware that once it gets wet, I'm going to have another step in there before putting it back into my car. I just dont know what that will be yet. Maybe a towel lined milk crate to catch the wet drippings?I'll come back to update this review once i see how well it protects my Nissan Murano SUV in the snow.

It is very thin, does not have a a felt like lining so it does not scratch the car. I have bought others with a soft, felt bottom side so as to not scratch the car. I like that it covers the hood and the back window of the SUV.

Stayed on even in the high winds.

Let's see how it works in strong winds, but so far I like it. Plastic hooks and elastic band (length is adjustable) do not damage the paint.

I’m short (only 5’1”) and, although , I do use a step stool in order to get the cover started on top of my Toyota Sienna XLE van (2002 and it fits perfectly well), it is still easy to put on and take off. (I don’t use the step stool in order to remove.)I just find the two side-view mirror portions of the cover, so as to orient it properly, then I fling the longest portion of the cover over the top of the van. I then apply one side of the side-view mirror covers over one side-view mirror, then walk the cover over the front of the hood, then continue to walk around to the opposite side and apply the cover over the other mirror. There are straps strategically placed to correspond with the front of the cover over the hood, then the sides closet to the mirrors, then the middle section and lastly to the rear-sides, and finally the back end of the vehicle. 10 straps in all.I thought it would be tedious and difficult, but it’s not. Which is good, because we have a leak in one of the channels within the van sunroof and the cover keeps the rain from leaking inside the van. Good buy; does the job and easy to put on/take off.

Tengo un Kia Picanto 2016. Es más pequeño que todos los vehículos para los que se hacen las cubiertas. A pesar de eso, la cubierta más pequeña (que fue la que compré) cubre muy bien el carro. En El Salvador (América Central) el sol calienta de verdad. El carro, sin cubierta, se transformaba en un horno. Esta cubierta protege mucho del calor del sol. Evidentemente, no es que no suba la temperatura interior, pero la diferencia a estar sin cubierta es enorme. Vale la pena.Pros:1. Muy fácil de poner sin ayuda de nadie: lo pongo en 3 minutos;2. Como dije, la temperatura interior del carro no sube demasiado;3. Es muy ligero.Contras:1. Doblarlo bien no es fácil (necesitarías a dos personas para hacerlo). Pero se puede, sin ayuda de nadie, doblarlo "decentemente" para meterlo en otra bolsa más grande (distinta a la que viene con el producto).Estoy satisfecho con la compra y lo recomiendo.